The diesel crack spread — the wholesale price of ultra-low sulfur diesel minus the cost of crude — reached a record $106 per barrel in early September, far above its typical $15–$40 range. With diesel powering the movement and production of goods, could this refined-product shortage feed into broader consumer inflation? Presented by @cmegroup
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